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Originally posted by Muaddib
You have to be really naive and a bit stupid not to take any threats from nations, or any terrorist organization, that have WMD seriously....
Originally posted by Cutwolf
Unless it was Al-Qaeda's goal to get the US to retaliate so they could "show the muslim people that we (the US) are attacking them and what they believe in." This way, they are cast in a better light when they kill Americans. And they also might get more support.
I'm not sure where the evidence you get for Sept. 11th being a government conspiracy from, unless you're digging really deep and molding things.
[Edited on 9-4-2004 by Cutwolf]
Originally posted by Cutwolf
Unless it was Al-Qaeda's goal to get the US to retaliate so they could "show the muslim people that we (the US) are attacking them and what they believe in." This way, they are cast in a better light when they kill Americans and they also might receive more support.
I'm not sure where you get the evidence that Sept. 11th was a government conspiracy from, unless you're digging really deep and molding things to fit a predetermined belief.
Originally posted by Muaddib
You have to be really naive and a bit stupid not to take any threats from nations, or any terrorist organization, that have WMD seriously....
Umm, well actually in order to be really stupid on this subject you'd have to be ignorant of it. Seeing as you would take it seriously than I will have to assume you're ignorant of the subject completely. Why not stick to calling people stupid in a thread where you know more about a subject than they do?
As part of his proposed reforms, Rumsfied and another Pentagon official had named the "Pacific Ocean as the most likely theater of major military operations, as China becomes more powerful," the paper said.
Not really, I just listened to the official story and it doesn't add up. I look at the attack itself and the events that followed, and things just don't add up. I don't have a pre-determined "belief", but if all the signs are pointing towards a specific conclusion, would it not be ignorant to IGNORE them and go into denial? Do you think that hole in the Pentagon was made by a 757?
Dealing with North Korea is difficult. It is immensely frustrating. Many people regard its government as the poster child for rogue regimes. North Korea has failed at so many things, including even delivering the most basic human needs to its people. Food. Fuel. A minimal standard of living.
Originally posted by lilblam